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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 9, 1923)
Monday, July 11, 1923 PAGE TWO THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER '" " ' "hen in doubt, wear one of these mmss-vf lfel-j twafTS sports 'jKt6S plfi' V DRESS,! WALLOWA COWS HIVE NO T. B. vol ili.-n.Fr.iiLI1 a natural l'f'ul. of, remit price movement. ' j' ! Country tiale.is of smaller volume! ion amunt of tfarmers heinjr lurelyj engagei! in fi!il work. Crop pros U'vtn ace jjooil neurly everywhere, I ami if fair wires are obtained for this year's uriculturnl , products! there is no iloubt that u trend coun try business win be iraiisucieti mis fall. Industrial consumers are slow buyer.--, timbers and crating material bfiinir the items in largest .demand. The call for hardwoods in materiallv WAI.LdWA, July it. Ur. F. H. Thompson, or the Kftlcral Itim-nu or Animal hniuhtry, ami S. T. Iiniltc liuvit fii)ilitl IcnIIiik 37 bfrdH of cat-lh- tor tnhcrciiloHlB Tlmrmluy. tif tltu cow l est fil no rwu'inr.s wi-rv lonnd. Kill -Mcven rown luivc' not ;ln'(ii h(-ckfd ii ti yr, hill it In ln-llevnj llhat tliiH end' of lint vuUey will liu'u a clean bill of htulth. Jn tnhMtion to tlii mimlii-r ur rown weru tfjited but 'tail interests. May by Hi. .Miobkn, and no T. Mill strcks In most instances are wmu round. ; . . lunimnroveii. but as production has Tim tt sting 1m m;idf without elmrs'i j been maintained considerable above and include! Hie vill y to J.ostlne. 1 1 recent .bookings and old order files in lioped jo. make the rfinuinder of jure being rapidly cleaned up, there Hie county next fall. 'J'b lact that nojare Rtoit prospects of a fair replen- luhert'uJoHiM cxltr In Hits H-rHon t;: lhment before ftul demand opens up. Current pressure for new busi ness is less than it was a few week SAYS DRAMA IS COLLEGE ASSET toa much emplm-i Um i ,,.jK n. iv.t xnninicr aoumm at the expense of other ,"),,,,. i.si,n.tl.ms wliliH un cni lnulnW dies; ii, permlttinif stuilenti. to ;,! ,,,, k ,,r th, AHA ors,n. j sume stagey , halms hhu; ramp, chllil wi-lfan-.work I manner" . iii-iriiii liv ilie AimM-lcinm Ih hiHTi'I'Iiir SAX IMIAM'ISIV). July 9. Tha collnie or hifrh sohoo', piny create in the student and his family n taste for better play.-'. Clarence I). Thorpe, lr,.v ihni. nwinlh nim: hut is still I University ot Oregon, Mini Here to- cupal.le of Hk expansion. Kew fuc-I'lay in addressing the National As lories have large or even fair stocks I sociation of Teachers of Speech. Mr. on hand, ami a hiir demand within I Thorpe said: . : : the next sixty days seems assured. "If the study uf literature in our from this source as well n. from re- schools is worth while, then dramatic i ONTIM WOKK "'' AHA. WARSAW. July s.-Whlle I" miinv i:uroi.im connlrl.M the work of tne American lt.ll.-f Adinlnlsiratlon e,l slin.illaneoimly lll Hie depar ture uf Hie Aiaerlcans. In Poland Hie activities of the A It A are l.'luK carr -e,l nn hv the I'ol.s. ami I" some 'II- m-jtl'-rl in I'ohind. We suopose every amateur garden er has his moments of depression when he savs bitterly: "If it's more than nn inch high, it's a weed. Tli-nd the rdinervr Want Ada. 7127-CliiiIon, Georgette, 7130-,Vith the and of The -fi or net will give this dress Belrohe you can make this J utra the full value uf its graceful . ilraperies. The Bclrobc cn cluscj with ycMr StanJarJ Designer Pattern shows you, step by step, how to nuke it. SIIIIriV Olip-UII III ICW 11UU1B. Plains and figured 'voile or jW crepe arc citccttve and inex HI pensive. You will find them at our piece goods counter. Zf T OUR piece-goods counter you will find all the popular summer materials Canton crepe, crepe de Chine, Georgette, printed crepe, plain and figured voile, organdy, gingham, net, lace, foulard. Use Standard-Designer Tatterns with The Helrobe , A Good Place to Trade :in ovi-i-IIfiit nili'i.rllKitinoiif-. 'Din rll- 1 hi asti h commiinicalilc to litiinmis aiid (very pnraullon .slifuild be t:tktn to proven r iiy npn-ad. Kasfern Oregon in compurltvdy trot' from the diseas.-, lint euro should Im tak-n ih Hhippin i in ratilo from Hi Wftorn pari of the Htnlf wlicn It Ih prevalent. T)i purpose of IIh ciimiiaiKn is (lliiilnntu any poswlhiu casitn tliat WOlthl Hpn nl tli( disease. Yin' cost ih' Hm! cradicalion ot Hie iIIhiuhc at this jtlme would lit imieli li'jw titan later wlien Hie dlseiiso Ih up rend, Jf any 'callle uli'oultl Im 'ondenimd the fedtr jul und stale RovrnnicntH eiicli stand a third of Hut Ios.h. 'I'be folUtwint,' have bad their callle tenled: Jay Hlil iliK, I.eHtcr Jut-kHon, Win. .Mek'en.ie, K H, I Illicit, r. 11. lioyd, H. II. Moore. (I. H, Mvel. IIukIi llayew. ;. 1,,Mur tin, 1'tter Kndlt, It. 11. Oliver, Neil linker; Win, Johnson. Scot I I look, ( 'has, Johnson, (ieo. Mol'l'lt, A. It. Sli'iTlViiKs, ilurioii MV( rae'. tb'O. vans,' Cibinn -.Kill rrod Hoy Kcliaell'er, Hert riass, .;'w. Ciiinrroii;' 1 a." a. SinT UitiKhlln, W. CI. HalleHpay, If. Meek, (ieo, West, John Couch, A. M. Akei'M, I,. Latht-op, K. .1. Hook, Hlenn I'owell, ciirlM JaekMon, K. J. Connor. aj;c, the alarm over iuture market developments then felt by many op erators having disappeared- Mo.U manufacturers now seem content with the opportunity to rebuild their broken .stocks. Prices therefore are holding at last week's level, and the opinion is gaining t:'1 the next change will be upward. this six-ry Under ticket. President Henry Kord ; vice president, Harney (iooKle. They will run on u platform eallliiK for "Kree Has," and abolition of t hat model nnienaee, 1 'nrbon. work of the right kind is doubly so. o irauuiiit s i? ine uijwm u uiuhi the student's reactions to literature. It is a portrayal in concrete form of the spirit and meaning of a piny, and we must admit the livjng reality of characters made to act and speak on the stage are more inspiring than the inanimate figures of a book play. "There are three pitfalls the wise will avoid : 1, the dramatic instruc tor furnishing all the interpretations, requiring the students to imitate him in the reading of lines and the de lineation of character; 2, placing 000 o o o o o eoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo9ooo T,et a Want Ad find your buyer. SeeplessBabies IS BABY roilesa? Get Q . Johnson's Baby Powder ot . on co.' Massage it over tho I tender skin. Baby is cam- 3 for ted and sleep comes, ' 9 ' Your DruKXiit it More -' fi& 0 No great change, either as to vol-1 lunie. and character of demand or as 'to prices, has occurred in the lum ber market during the last week, says the American Lumberman, Chi- caire. Demand for both softwoods and hardwoods, though still relative ly dull, has retained the greater strength noticeable during the last 'half of June and prospects for its I lexpansinn this; month arc 'considered good, ti Hume building in the 1 larger t communities holds up well and city retail yards continue tc move a great I ! (leal of lumber into consumption. As i j their stocks have by this time dwitt- idled into a generally poor condition, I they tire frequently being forced into i l the market ior new supplies. How-" I over, orders are in practically all cases for small quantities, to nieeti immediate requirement,, and' little 'V disposition tn buy fid urn needs- 'Baby Powder Best for Bily-Bostariou Tailor Made Suits TAILORED :' TO YOUR INDIVIDUAL ' . STYLE The Toggery Andrews Broa, Our Motto is "EXCELLENT SERVICE" "HIGH QUALITY" and "LOW PRICES." COME IN AND SEE! New Somrner Grill Corner Depot and Washington i Slutz and Docious, Props. ' V j'- ALL WHITE HELP oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo 00000 PICKING FRUIT TMIW COVE, July 9. After the brightened with n new cout of paint. Miss Bessie Goyetle, with u friend rum Portluiul, is viiUuu, her.. puront,s in Cove. Mrs. Cora Dloum ecaiu. the .sad news of tho denth uf lier motlier, Mrs. (icoi'KC Corpe, at EI Monte, Cal ifornia. Helen Payne, of Walla Walla, ami Mul'inn Conklill were shnnnimr in twoi,u (Jrande Satunlay. luvu 1...K.I.... f :.. .. l. iiumuiy, iwv,: is very mum , . alive. All kinds cf vehicles lire seen r i r, t. itt of the loads of juicv fruits ! LiSC JiilO.V llill JtOUie uispoKinir oi tne loai s n nnrv which the warm days ripened in such HliundHnre. Cherry pickers me se leetinir their .camping sites, and everyone is busy. Among the many residents who at tended the Oreirun Trail Pnireant were the families cf Thou T.iwle, Harry Wciiner, Jonns Wciiner, Mr. sentiior, Wesley Sm.tii. I! iliert H;:x ter, W. F. Bieshoars and Itulph t'. lin stock, all if whom I .'i iclit hmne Blowing accoiinl i of the din 's festiv ities. Airs, .mi I'ayne and .Mr.;. (Mho Eckersley enjoyed the distinction of beintr seated with Ihe pioneer., on the president's stand. to North Powder Furniture Exchange i , COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS Any Make Sewing Machine for Sale or Rent From $5.00 to $110.00 ED DONOHUE, Prop. Phone 474-J Fir & Jftfterson m XOUTIt pnwmoii. .Inly 9. A very snd acciih'iit occurrctt lo tho I'anl Mi'vnw lainiiy while ihcy with on Ihclr way here from Clitcauo. Hrl,u I KIoIhc, ihi'lr rirtneu monllis old haliv, who had hct-n ill a more or less ricil. I calc slah' or health since lilrlh. tool! MUlte un,-perteilly III and died at I'ltnton. Iowa. As they wero truvcl Inir on a thrnuah train It hrcaine lO'ccssary for theni to take the ileail htl.l lo tv.lar Itatdds, Iowa. Tor hlirlnl. II: to tlm .Sicc us family found many Irli nds hrliHik'Inir to tho Wood- ' rourtn was celehrated wilhi""n ami imyai .sduhhor ludt-cs, who picnic at the Ascension Park, fol-!'""k chari;.' uf the runernl and itreat. loweu uy various fun makinir ccn-HV I the burden of the nrlcr tests and frnuies. iAn inlerestinv;!H'r','hon parents. ' . , .sneicn ot pioneer days was (riven bv I " " 1 'he ru mil v had heen fol- Jirs. .Mary WaKner, who crossed IheMowci i hit,. i,y ih.i hard luck Jinx, plains in 1851. Cove and Union were I"" "ie trip itself was necessltaieil liy not on the way as yet, and l.a tlrandei11'" iimdliion of .Mrs. stevenn' hialtli, mid just entered the maririn with two!"'"' '"''iik a aurferer from tulierculn lojf cabins. A ball jrume between;"1" " "da cllmal.- homflis her the siujrle and married men resulted I1"'"11" ""' family will make iheir per. In a victory of 21' lo LMI for Ihe ; '"ancm home lu re. singles. Dancinit in the evening; completed a day of enjc vmcnt. I Tl1 " ' anesthetic under which Mr. ami Mrs. V. ). '.'orman are'""' i"'llent. while relieved of pain. visilinE ut the home of Mrs. For- j rein Ins mil iselousiiess miuht l.o yigmniff'jyjwwiijpvp.wrwjiVCT.iM'jBB Are You Prepared FOR YOUR CANNING SEASON We have a complete showing of 4-coat White. Enamel Pans, 10 qt., each $1.45 4-coat White Enamel Pans, 14 qt.f each :..$1.80 4-coat White Enamel Pans, 17 qt., each $1.95 Pure Aluminum Kettles, S qt., each $1.75 Pure Aluminum Kettles, 10 qt., each $2.25 Pure Aluminum Kettles, 13 qt, each $3.39 Canning Racks, holds 8 bottles, each 69c Enamel Stirring Spoons, each 18c to 23c Iron Stirring Spoons, retinned....... 13c to 18c Iron ladles, retinned. , THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL 7 Plates 15c each or 75c set of 6 Tea Cups and Saucers : $1.00 set of G Jelly Mould Glasses 45c and 48c doz. Andrew's Variety Store man's father. Frank Smith. Steve Selak arrived home from the state university to remain dur ing vacation. .Mr. utid .Mrs. J. F. Trippeer are en tertainiinr Ir. and Mis. II. T. Trip peer and daughter, Henire. of Walla ttalla, also .Mrs. (ii iiTilh, of Union. .Mrs. Ki)tht is reported very ill. .'1. viniiiuie is m aiiemiance. : .Mrs. Uertha Proctor i .f i.Mcxandria. S. . I)., is spending the summer with ! her parents, Mr- and .Mrs. A. H Daniel. 't A trip by auto tn Wallowa Lake Was a treat Kiven bv Mr. and Mrs ii Antles to their truests, Mr. and Mrs. J rtaer before their departure for Lin- l euln, Nebruska. A very pleasant party was jriven ! Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. K. II. Daniel in honor of .Mrs C.uy Barker's sister and friend from ! Portland. llisa Esther Saunders, who t:iiiKlil In the Cove hiirh school last winter, I was a visitor on July 4th. il Mrs. J. K. Lautj has returned to J her home in Cove after spemlihi; sev-ji era! months with relatives in the 1 east. j J Mrs. Clifford Kail and duujrhter, ii Esther, are visithiK Mrs. Kail's par- ' nts, Mr. and Mrs. Antles. j Mis- .Robert French and son, Stu- ' aart, left Sunday for Inr Heach ! where Stuart will attend the sum-ii nier school. i Mm. Paul FHU ta t,ifv..;nn - ' from her mother, Mrs. ' Harton, of California. The home of Oscar Lund i being i;ood to lake Just herore 1(1 XCS. pa Ini; one's "Ileacock's Kndiophones are four times louder than any other on the market, easier tuned, and made ri(!ht Enterprise, Oregon. 2-b-2t The Good MAXWELL Is praised by nil who arc familiar with it. Phone us today for your demonstration with out obligation, of course WE will buy not less than 101 Recipes or suggestions for new uses of Grape-Nuts, paying $50.00 for ouch one accepted. And in addition , Good Housekeeping Institute, conducted by 'Good House keeping Magazine, will decide an award of $2500.00 for the best four uf the 101 new Grape-Nuts Recipes,' so purchased: $1,000.00 for the 1st selection $750.00 for the 2nd selection $500.00 for the 3rd selection $250.00 for the 4th selection The conditions of this remarkable oiler are so simple and fair that every housewife in the United States has an opportunity to share in its benefits. There Is No Other Food Like Grape-Nuts C. W, Bunting i & Son j Telephone Main 792 Frnctically everybody knows Grnpc-Niits as a delicious, nourish in) breakfast food. And while it is common knowledge that (irupe Nuts willi milk or cream . a com filrtr food, many housewives do not know of the appetizing und eco nomical dishes that can be prepared with tlrupc-Nuts. Grate-Nuts lends .'self, we believe, to more ttses than any other cereal. Thousands of women are finding varied uses for Cirape-Nuls in their home cooking; and thousands (if others would be glud to learn that Grape-Nuls adds distinctive flavor and nutritive qualities to n great variety of dishes. So the thought back of our offer of over $7500.00 for Grape-Nuts Recipes is to bring out the new ways in which this wonderful food is adding lo the health und pleasure of people everywhere. Ask your grocer, or write to Dept. 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